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To: Long John who wrote (74306)	12/5/1999 10:53:00 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 120523

U.S. Stocks May Rise, Led by Internet Firms, Software Makers 12/5/99 4:47:00 PM Source: Bloomberg News

To: Long John who wrote (74306)	12/6/1999 6:47:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

<<Subscribers>> The new watch list format is almost set up. I decided to keep BOTH the old format for those that are used to it but to add customized charts. You should find it very helpful. Thankfully I was able to put in pop up charts so you don't have to scroll through many charts at one time. Again we have 5 charts today mostly because I was practising with both a new coding system and getting the pop up charts to "pop".. The small charts pop up separately and they remain so you can move them separately on your screen instead of scrolling down to all of them. So please dont forget to take the watch list once again from the website. As soon as I am more comfortable with the procedures, you will be getting the e-mail and charted version at the same time.. That should take another week or at most two. Still have the calendar to complete but that should be within a week or two.. basically I just want to figure how much information can be put on the calendar cleanly and user friendly.. You would get used to checking out the calendars for news, stocks moving into basing patterns, out of basing patterns, stocks that showed range contractions, trendline breakouts or pending breakouts etc. We will continue to have newletters but not as before and not as often. We would rather the newsletter served as a strategy, or educational concept based on trades we have already made and these strategies can be applicable to future trades than just posting technical analysis on stocks that are about to report. Once the stock reported the newsletter didn't serve a useful service unless the theories can be applied to future trades